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yendiI'm about to head back upstairs and crawl into bed (yes, took my first sick day).
But first:
Last night's Heroes? Every bit as good as the "Save the Cheerleader, Save the World" one the week before should have been. Even the predictable parts were fun.
Last night's Studio 60 was ludicrously padded, to the tune of feeling like there was only half an hour of material. I still enjoyed it, particularly the parts that didn't feature Maureen Dowd (Sorkin does subtle like I do macrame) or extended "musical guest" moments instead of plot. And I'm happy as anything that Mark McKinney's on the show. And even on a weak episode, Sarah Paulson shines. I know it'll never happen (given the nature of the awards), but she's my Best Actress pick at this point in the season, hands down.
Off to bed now.
But first:
Last night's Heroes? Every bit as good as the "Save the Cheerleader, Save the World" one the week before should have been. Even the predictable parts were fun.
Last night's Studio 60 was ludicrously padded, to the tune of feeling like there was only half an hour of material. I still enjoyed it, particularly the parts that didn't feature Maureen Dowd (Sorkin does subtle like I do macrame) or extended "musical guest" moments instead of plot. And I'm happy as anything that Mark McKinney's on the show. And even on a weak episode, Sarah Paulson shines. I know it'll never happen (given the nature of the awards), but she's my Best Actress pick at this point in the season, hands down.
Off to bed now.